Opposition parties in Tunisia say they will unite against President Kais Saied after he announced sweeping changes to the judiciary.
There have been more protests in the capital, after Saied gave himself the power to dismiss judges.
The Supreme Judicial Council was one of the last institutions independent of the presidency.
Al Jazeera’s Elizia Volkmann reports from the Tunisian capital, Tunis.
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#Tunisia #KaisSaied #TunisiaPoliticalCrisis
There have been more protests in the capital, after Saied gave himself the power to dismiss judges.
The Supreme Judicial Council was one of the last institutions independent of the presidency.
Al Jazeera’s Elizia Volkmann reports from the Tunisian capital, Tunis.
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#Tunisia #KaisSaied #TunisiaPoliticalCrisis
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